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if greece was not in the eurozone, i have no doubt nobody would greece a second thought. they would allow the country to just go on its way. just like many countries from the east were allowed to slip and fall. greece is now a to call point of the entire world interest. with a is the reason? i mean, the debt is only 3% of the european debt, and greece's gdp is small in relation to europe's. it's only 2.5%. it's one of the 17 countries -- when of the 17 links that make up the chain called eurozone. you know? if one of these links breaks, it won't only be bad for the link. it will bad for the entire chain. we know this very well, and our allies and our friends in germany know this as well. the european union and the euro cannot move forward without greece. the day after a country like greece will leave the euro, the next country that will seek to leave the eurozone would be our friends and allies germany. we know this very well and they know it as well. and so it be moves us to find a mutually acceptable solutions to the benefit of europe and the european ideas. and that's
if greece was not in the eurozone, i have no doubt nobody would greece a second thought. they would allow the country to just go on its way. just like many countries from the east were allowed to slip and fall. greece is now a to call point of the entire world interest. with a is the reason? i mean, the debt is only 3% of the european debt, and greece's gdp is small in relation to europe's. it's only 2.5%. it's one of the 17 countries -- when of the 17 links that make up the chain called...
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i was born and raised in greece. over the last two and a half years watching what was a warm and welcoming city, for me, turning angry, turning at times extremely violent, with moments feeling like it was a war zone. and that's not just been in athens. >> if you look at southern europe, if you look at greece, there are demonstrations almost every day. if you look at spain, now more recently in italy, also a lot of demonstrations on the street. so unfortunately, i mean, different countries, people in different countries react different ways. and when people demonstrate too much on the streets, certainly it complicates very, very significantly the job of the government to try to sort out the situation. >> we've seen the same scenes in madrid. we've seen the same scenes in lisbon. essentially what you're seeing is just increasing anger because taxpayers know that they will have to foot the bill for this one. and also they feel that they've been continuously, chronically, criminally misrepresented by their governments. a
i was born and raised in greece. over the last two and a half years watching what was a warm and welcoming city, for me, turning angry, turning at times extremely violent, with moments feeling like it was a war zone. and that's not just been in athens. >> if you look at southern europe, if you look at greece, there are demonstrations almost every day. if you look at spain, now more recently in italy, also a lot of demonstrations on the street. so unfortunately, i mean, different...
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ratios and greece greece had two hundred ten percent belgium had. one time in one thousand nine hundred forty five percent so they let there's a lack of fiscal discipline all and a movement to the left in europe big spending and on. and social projects that couldn't keep going it's no longer now europe also has a static population in some cases declining population and so you have more aged people more pension and bills to pay and fewer people to work to pay them. it created a big problem when the shot came but when you talk about dadt i mean there are i think two points to make because first of all has always been plagued with debt. reg its budget deficit in order to qualify so maybe it's not the death but what was it maybe that hero was too good on maybe you topping for europe then. the euro probably had some. what it did with the creation of the year when the countries came in when it really came in they had before the euro. industry to run twelve percent fourteen percent that had a devaluation premium in and when they joined the or suddenly they
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he can understand why they are anxious to get out of greece. >> greece is in a bad way right now because the state is imposing ever more taxes on companies. they are being milked for all they are worth. some of them have had enough and are taking their business elsewhere. >> this financial adviser agrees. these days, he is working with a growing number of wealthy clients from greece. >> i have observed an increase in demand on the part of private clients from greece -- clients worth up to 5 million euros. we are confident that this demand will continue. >> the stakes are high, and switzerland is cleaning up, but even in switzerland, not everyone approves of what is going on. according to one suisse think tank, every year, the country takes about 30 billion euros in tax revenue from foreign companies. >> when it comes to taxation, everyone should be treated equally. it is not acceptable for switzerland to cherry pick and take liberties at the cost of others. >> needless to say, this multi millionaire has a different opinion, but he is concerned about the exodus of businesses from greece.
he can understand why they are anxious to get out of greece. >> greece is in a bad way right now because the state is imposing ever more taxes on companies. they are being milked for all they are worth. some of them have had enough and are taking their business elsewhere. >> this financial adviser agrees. these days, he is working with a growing number of wealthy clients from greece. >> i have observed an increase in demand on the part of private clients from greece -- clients...
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pressuring greece to pay back all the creditors and. to make sure the pro is ation goes through and on the other hand we also have the e.u. plus the americans for whom like i said before they expand the further expansion of the russians on the gas market is something probably next to a nightmare so let's watch the space. quite a predicament going on to say thank you very much indeed for about. rather cold moscow this evening thank you. we will check out the markets and starting with the u.s. stocks they are having a choppy day over as you can see you got mixed colors view just news from china on inflation topped estimates is hurting sentiment as well as a slump in the financial sector but wells fargo is the largest u.s. home lender taking a bating because people simply aren't taking out mortgages right now in these times of. his in europe that they manage to again in size it is a society quite modestly that this friday that's really is china's inflation data and earnings season in the u.s. really takes center stage there watching across
pressuring greece to pay back all the creditors and. to make sure the pro is ation goes through and on the other hand we also have the e.u. plus the americans for whom like i said before they expand the further expansion of the russians on the gas market is something probably next to a nightmare so let's watch the space. quite a predicament going on to say thank you very much indeed for about. rather cold moscow this evening thank you. we will check out the markets and starting with the u.s....
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we join him for his last two days in greece. he now knows that asylum seekers here receive no help from the state, and processing the application can take years. that leaves a lot of refugees with no documentation. another man waited for five years to process this application after he escaped from the taliban. this is how he lived in greece -- schering cramped quarters with three others with no windows -- sharing cramped quarters with three others with no windows. now all he wants to do is go back home. >> the people back home are expecting me to return a rich man. i borrowed money to escape, and i cannot pay it back. back then, i fled from the taliban. now, i will have to explain that. i am frightened for my life. >> the afghan refugee has a life here, but not much of one. he has had to rely on his friends, but they do not have much, either. instant coffee is the main staple, and they only get to eat on a good day. their only source of income was from working off the books until the economic crisis hit. now they have been repla
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tonight we're talking about greece to some extent anyway money coming from russia to do it i was like no one point five billion euros that could be buying the natural gas the state natural gas company which is the great plan other under pressure from the choice of the financial ministers in europe to sell assets to privatized they've got this interest from russian gas from the gas major here and there's been a few i was raised because there's a bit of a dart lemma going on because some people in europe are very happy about russia heading into greece i'll explain why later it is you know it's a questionable thing because greece need the money to have it to give what's the problem revealed to you. after the break so stay with me for that. crime is a plague of the big cities but in a tiny arkansas town of twenty five thousand it is really getting out of hand puregold is a property crime index of more than double the national average and rape burglary and assault are also way above average poor poor gold is a dangerous place to live in but what's the answer to living in constant fear of c
tonight we're talking about greece to some extent anyway money coming from russia to do it i was like no one point five billion euros that could be buying the natural gas the state natural gas company which is the great plan other under pressure from the choice of the financial ministers in europe to sell assets to privatized they've got this interest from russian gas from the gas major here and there's been a few i was raised because there's a bit of a dart lemma going on because some people...
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one of the reports greece would be a much bigger headache for the e.u.'s diversity bacchis if the opposition comes to power in the next election. during his visit here to germany the leftist greek opposition leader spoke of a humanitarian crisis in his country that is being caused by the austerity measures imposed upon it and backed by governments like that of angola merkel's he said that life itself had rejected the notion of austerity and said that it was the greek people that were suffering most at the hands of the measures imposed upon them in oil at the moment going to live with us think when i'm coming you to understand what i mean when i see that our steering measures have failed or you have to do is look at our economy it showed that our debt and our policies are unsustainable look at that we cannot proceed with policies that have generated recession more dad and a larger deficit what our society is destabilized and it is falling apart. on many year during his time in berlin alexis tsipras met with the german finance minister wolfgang schauble now
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whether it be greece or italy will be seen this. there'll be elections in italy and we will see how we does. but you need popular mandates to get changes really through. i'm encouraged with the ireland. they're making good progress getting back to the market but there's still a lot of problems. the latest victim is cyprus. the banks held a lot of greek paper. they ran up the deficit there, and so they are the latest bailout case that we are going to see. that each country is different, and that leads to what is the same, and that's contagion. europeans did not want to see that there was contagion at the time of greece. and no matter who you talk to with a few i think exceptions, policymakers, they thought they would be no contagion out of greece in 2010. well, we know there's been plenty of contagion. the minister of finance of germany an made a statement to a group of us in tokyo at the imf meetings there a couple months ago. when he was asked what was the biggest mistake you made so far in the european debt crisis, and he said we
whether it be greece or italy will be seen this. there'll be elections in italy and we will see how we does. but you need popular mandates to get changes really through. i'm encouraged with the ireland. they're making good progress getting back to the market but there's still a lot of problems. the latest victim is cyprus. the banks held a lot of greek paper. they ran up the deficit there, and so they are the latest bailout case that we are going to see. that each country is different, and that...
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samaras said greece was still doing all it could to get its economic house in order. >> in greece, we are making enormous effort and great sacrifices to get things back on the right track. we are doing everything we can to regain our credibility -- credibility with the other european nations and with the markets. >> the german chancellor believes the only way for greece to get its credibility back is far-reaching reforms. that has made her the target of many anti-austerity demonstrations in greece. there was no mention of that in berlin -- just a reminder from merkel that germany's pockets are not bottomless. >> we, too, must do everything we can to make sure our economy grows so that people's jobs are safe. >> both leaders stressed that europe faced big changes, including how to more tightly coordinate decision making on economic issues. >> in a moment, we will have the latest on the wild fires affecting parts of australia, but first, let's brief you on some other stories in the news. the inauguration of ailing venezuelan president chavez originally set to take place on thursday is f
samaras said greece was still doing all it could to get its economic house in order. >> in greece, we are making enormous effort and great sacrifices to get things back on the right track. we are doing everything we can to regain our credibility -- credibility with the other european nations and with the markets. >> the german chancellor believes the only way for greece to get its credibility back is far-reaching reforms. that has made her the target of many anti-austerity...
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samaras said greece was still doing all it could to get its economic house in order. >> in greece, we are making enormous effort and great sacrifices to get things back on the right track. we are doing everything we can to regain our credibility -- credibility with the other european nations and with the markets. >> the german chancellor believes the only way for greece to get its credibility back is far-reaching reforms. that has made her the target of many anti-austerity demonstrations in greece. there was no mention of that in berlin -- just a reminder from merkel that germany's pockets are not bottomless. >> we, too, must do everything we can to make sure our economy grows so that people's jobs are safe. >> both leaders stressed that europe faced big changes, including how to more tightly coordinate decision making on economic issues. >> in a moment, we will have the latest on the wild fires affecting parts of australia, but first, let's brief you on some other stories in the news. the inauguration of ailing venezuelan president chavez originally set to take place on thursday is f
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stick to austerity or lose the euro that's the message the german finance minister delivered to greece as he made approaches to the country's opposition its leader however remained resolute in the face of the pressure and as one of our reports greece would be a much bigger headache for the your stereotype bonkers if the opposition comes to power in the next election during his visit here to germany the leftist greek opposition leader spoke of a humanitarian crisis in his country that it being caused by the austerity measures imposed upon it and backed by governments like that over calls he said that life itself had rejected the notion of austerity and said that it was the greek people that were suffering most at the hands of the measures imposed upon them in order to go to live in going to be able to think when i'm coming years. to understand what i mean when i see that our story measures of fear or you have to do is look at our economy it showed that our debt and our policies are unsustainable we cannot proceed with policies that have generated recession more down and a larger deficit
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and that was, that's been a problem day one in a country like greece. i think it's been somewhat better in portugal, it's been better in ireland, but still there have been problems there. and so you've got to get the people's support. and the only way you do that is say this program is going in, it's a tough program, but it's going to lead to growth. because if you don't have programs leading to growth, the local population in a country will not buy off on it. so i think it's very, very important that we have that. i mean, you take a look at some of the cases which are really, you know, i would say so serious, greece is in its -- right now they're going into their suggestionth year of recession -- their sixth year of e recession. this last year probably ended up 6.5, 7% negative growth. next year they're talking about 4-5% negative growth. that's not a recession, that's a depression. and you take some of the unemployment figures there, there they have 170% of debt to gdp and growing. so it's very important that you can convince the population that growt
and that was, that's been a problem day one in a country like greece. i think it's been somewhat better in portugal, it's been better in ireland, but still there have been problems there. and so you've got to get the people's support. and the only way you do that is say this program is going in, it's a tough program, but it's going to lead to growth. because if you don't have programs leading to growth, the local population in a country will not buy off on it. so i think it's very, very...
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talks about hysteria in countries like greece or when they talk about here in the u.k. it's justification to bypass civil liberties to commit massive injustices against the local population that's having their wealth stolen so when the cops in greece would use tear gas and other forms of punishment collective punishment on the greek people they say it's part of the stereotype package even though we know and the only. neff knows that that's false it's just justification for trampling on civil liberties and so they talk about the fiscal multiplier but of course in the city of london you have to mention the fraud multiplier as well what does that how does that factor into these models you know it for every dollar of real collateral in the economy remember there's not least one hundred dollars in fraud backing that the multipliers of fraud as you point out are not count delayed by the i.m.f. they're not calculated by the government of the u.k. it's a real problem there are trillions of dollars and trillions of pounds of fraud money that they put off the balance sheet the po
talks about hysteria in countries like greece or when they talk about here in the u.k. it's justification to bypass civil liberties to commit massive injustices against the local population that's having their wealth stolen so when the cops in greece would use tear gas and other forms of punishment collective punishment on the greek people they say it's part of the stereotype package even though we know and the only. neff knows that that's false it's just justification for trampling on civil...
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>> i know, greece, greece, greece, was it greece? >> hold on, everybody gets a guess. you say greece. >> i say stop & shop. which market. >> country. >> i'm going with greece. >> i'm going to pull a richard quest here and i'm going to go with nigeria. >> ali, you're in the right line but the wrong part of the world, venezuela's general index rose some 300%, currency risk, a political problem but eh, who's worried about that. >> greece is up 33%. >> quest, good to see you, my friend as always. we'll be talking more with richard quest, whenever you're traffic quest is must see tv right after "world business today" which is the show i do on cnn international. quest, have a fun and busy day. question an hour ago said the reason the u.s. will never be greece because greece can't issue bonds, we can, and i said the u.s. will always be able to print enough money and you know i've awakened the beasts, twitter has gone nuts with people who say i'm going to devalue the u.s. currency. i'm not saying we should but i'm saying there is a reason we will never get into a pickle greece
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greece is the 32nd or something like that. everything we have is bigger than greece. the idea we will be like greece is just entirely incorrect. greece can't issue its own bonds, the u.s. can. the u.s. can borrow money at a rate of about 1.7% for ten years. he has a lot of points and a lot of it is just differences in ideology and belief, and that's okay, but those facts are very misleading. i hope he would stop saying that and others would stop saying that. the united states cannot be compared to greece on 99% of the levels other than the fact we're human beings and eat food. >> good point, ali. stand by, we have a lot more to worry about as far as the fiscal cliff is concerned. we're faollowing the other breaking news concerning the secretary of state. >> out of the senate, another scathing report today on the deadly attack in benghazi, libya. mary snow is back with that. >> wolf, the new report says terrorists walked right into the consulate compound before torching it. and the rorm hammers the state department for ignoring requests from the consulate for more secu
greece is the 32nd or something like that. everything we have is bigger than greece. the idea we will be like greece is just entirely incorrect. greece can't issue its own bonds, the u.s. can. the u.s. can borrow money at a rate of about 1.7% for ten years. he has a lot of points and a lot of it is just differences in ideology and belief, and that's okay, but those facts are very misleading. i hope he would stop saying that and others would stop saying that. the united states cannot be compared...
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earlier, the mood around greece was good. here we are talking about a strike. >> we had the greek finance minister saying that -- only a couple of days ago, things are looking good. this is the last year of recession. yet today, we are seeing tens of thousands of transport workers -- cities left without buses, trams, trains. the message is not really getting through. let me explain more. as george mentioned, there is some growing optimism that greece will remain in the euro. the greek stock market has soared over the last year from a little -- from a very low base. transport workers are staging another 24-hour stoppage today. a doctor strike has left hospitals functioning with emergency staff. this comes after the greek finance minister told us that the bbc that he was expressing optimism about the growth outlook. our correspondent tells us why these workers are striking. >> the humanitarian catastrophe that has unfolded here in the last few years is very real. does bear in mind the figures -- just bear in mind the figures. i
earlier, the mood around greece was good. here we are talking about a strike. >> we had the greek finance minister saying that -- only a couple of days ago, things are looking good. this is the last year of recession. yet today, we are seeing tens of thousands of transport workers -- cities left without buses, trams, trains. the message is not really getting through. let me explain more. as george mentioned, there is some growing optimism that greece will remain in the euro. the greek...
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on board with angler merkel's message that germany's message that it's only through austerity that greece can get its finances back into any semblance of order it can get its debt under control well alexis tsipras wants to see elections in greece in he hopes to win those elections he would have to deal with germany but following this meeting it doesn't seem like they agree on much when it comes to the future of greece's finances. and let's not check some other international news stories this hour new york has become the first state to change local gun laws after december's musher thing as a connecticut school they expanded to ban on assault weapons as well as other tweaks to gun legislation strongly limits the accessibility of weapons in the state the new measures also aimed at restricting mentally unstable people from owning guns last month's shooting at sandy hook elementary school left twenty six people dead was the children and reignited the debate over gun control in the u.s. . japan's two major airlines all nippon airways and japan airlines have grounded all of their boeing seven ei
on board with angler merkel's message that germany's message that it's only through austerity that greece can get its finances back into any semblance of order it can get its debt under control well alexis tsipras wants to see elections in greece in he hopes to win those elections he would have to deal with germany but following this meeting it doesn't seem like they agree on much when it comes to the future of greece's finances. and let's not check some other international news stories this...
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i studied in greece and i love greece and i understand the greek people. i will go there and show the problems and come up with potential solutions and we can solve everything together. john: okay, we will have to talk about that. thank you, kennedy. later in the show, the president's own words. >> america has a debt problem. john: okay, that's not the actual president, but those are barack obama's words. next, how states may push b [ male announcer ] where do you turn for legal matters? at legalzoom, we've created a better place to handle your legal needs. maybe you have questions about incorporating a business you'd like to start. or questions about protecting your family with a will or living trust. and you'd like to find the right attorney to help guide you along, answer any questions and offer advice. with an "a" rating from the better business bureau legalzoom helps you get personalized and affordable legal protection. in most states, a legal plan attorney is available with every personalized document to answer any questions. get started at legalzoom
i studied in greece and i love greece and i understand the greek people. i will go there and show the problems and come up with potential solutions and we can solve everything together. john: okay, we will have to talk about that. thank you, kennedy. later in the show, the president's own words. >> america has a debt problem. john: okay, that's not the actual president, but those are barack obama's words. next, how states may push b [ male announcer ] where do you turn for legal matters?...
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i studied in greece and i love greece and i understand the greek people. i will go there and show the problems and come up with potential solutions and we can solve everything together. john: okay, we will have to talk about that. thank you, kennedy. later in the show, the president's own words. >> america has a debt problem. john: okay, that's not the actual president, but those are barack obama's words. next, how states may push b think 10 or 20 pounds of extra weight isn't much? we went to a park and we handed people 10- and 20-pound sandbags. here's what happened. i just truly feel winded. i can feel it in my back. i didn't realize what extra weight on the body feels like. oh, i definitely felt it in my knees. you can easily put 2, 3, 4, or 5 pounds on in a year. woman: 10 pounds makes a big difference. no one liked carrying the extra weight, but people do it all the time. wouldn't you like to drop that weight and stop picking up more? man: i think this is a lifechanger for me. john: some americans say we don't trust politicians, but then they demand t
i studied in greece and i love greece and i understand the greek people. i will go there and show the problems and come up with potential solutions and we can solve everything together. john: okay, we will have to talk about that. thank you, kennedy. later in the show, the president's own words. >> america has a debt problem. john: okay, that's not the actual president, but those are barack obama's words. next, how states may push b think 10 or 20 pounds of extra weight isn't much? we...
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you should send me to greece. i studied in greece. i actually love greece. understand the greek people. i will go from i will show the problems i will come up with potential solutions and we will solve everything together. >> we will have to talk about that. thank you, kennedy. >> later in the show the president's own worst. >> america has a debt problem. >> that's not the actual president, but those are barack obama's words. once he believed that. >> how the stakes may push back against imperial washington. red lobster's 30 shrimp. wow, that's a lot of shrimp. [ male announcer ] it's red lobster's 30 shrimp! for $11.99 pair any two shrimp selections on one plate! like mango jalapeÑo shrimp and parmesan crunch shrimp. just $11.99. offer ends soon! i'm ryon stewart, and i sea food diffently. a. alright, another one just like that. right in the old bucket. good toss! see that's much better! that was good. you had your shoulder pointed, you kept your eyes on your target. let's do it again -- watch me. just like that one... [ male announcer ] the durability of
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i studied in greece and i love greece and i understand the greek people. i will go there and show the problems and come up with potential solutions and we can solve everything together. john: okay, we will have to talk about that. thank you, kennedy. later in the show, the president's own words. >> america has a debt problem. john: okay, that's not the actual president, but those are barack obama's words. next, how states may push b officemax can help you drive supply costs down... and down. use your maxperks card and get a 10-ream case of officemax multiuse paper for just 4.99 after maxperks rewards. find thousands of big deals now... at officemax. mortgage. married. two great kids. he wants to protect his family with a $500,000 term life insurance policy. what do you think it'll cost him? a hundred dollars a month? sixty? forty? actually none of the above. john can get a $500,000 policy -from a highly rated insurer - for under $25 a month. his secret? selectquote. selectquote is impartial. they'll search the pick of insurers like these to give you a choi
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in the end, the you chose not to abandon them, but greece continues to have to make drastic cuts, leaving marks that are visible throughout the country, including a long one of the world's most famous routes -- along one of the world's most famous routes. ♪ >> at precisely 42,195 meters long, this is the route that has become the standard for all marathon runners. the course was inspired by a 2500-year old myth, only today it is run on asphalt along with the capital's main roads. this is the bay where it said the legendary battle took place in 490 bc. it marked the first greek victory over the persians. according to legend, the athenian warriors gathered in a phalanx formation and managed to fight off a persian invasion. then a messenger ran the 42- kilometer distance to athens with news of the victory. at the local museum, the marathon's legacy is omnipresent. more modern-day hellenistic heroes have also been demoralize here. for instance, marathon runner who won the first olympic marathon in 1896. >> exactly like the car which they gave to the winner. >> at the eight-kilometer mark, t
in the end, the you chose not to abandon them, but greece continues to have to make drastic cuts, leaving marks that are visible throughout the country, including a long one of the world's most famous routes -- along one of the world's most famous routes. ♪ >> at precisely 42,195 meters long, this is the route that has become the standard for all marathon runners. the course was inspired by a 2500-year old myth, only today it is run on asphalt along with the capital's main roads. this...
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i studied in greece and i love greece and i understand the greek people. i will go there and show the problems and come up with potential solutions and we can solve everything together. john: okay, we will have to talk about that. thank you, kennedy. later in the show, the president's own words. >> america has a debt problem. john: okay, that's not the actual president, but those are barack obama's words. next, how states may push b officemax can help you drive supply costs down... and down. use your maxperks card and get a 10-ream case of officemax multiuse paper for just 4.99 after maxperks rewards. find thousands of big deals now... at officemax. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] e pill eachmorning. 24 hours. zero heartbur john: some americans say we don't trust politicians, but then they demand that politicians fix every problem. that is how we g
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. >> in greece, good news is hard to come by but the deposits of natural gas and oil that geologists' lie waiting to be found. a report by germany posted a which a bank says that if proven, this could eventually be worth hundreds of billions of dollars. the only energy extraction company currently produces just enough oil to stay afloat from a single existing fields in the sea. with help, things could be very different. >> we need oil and gas companies to come to greece to work together with us. we know the country. we know the geology. corporations would be very welcome to open of the parts of greece and hopefully find the big oil and gas fields that will make the difference. >> it is a tantalizing prospect. there's a pay a fortune. it could exist naturally in abundant quantities also been the country's grass. a tantalizing prospect but years away from producing any tangible benefit. >> we will have an indication following the explanation. it is off the possible positions, magnitude, constitution. >> fortunes have been made by shipping magnate on the surface of the but decade. what l
. >> in greece, good news is hard to come by but the deposits of natural gas and oil that geologists' lie waiting to be found. a report by germany posted a which a bank says that if proven, this could eventually be worth hundreds of billions of dollars. the only energy extraction company currently produces just enough oil to stay afloat from a single existing fields in the sea. with help, things could be very different. >> we need oil and gas companies to come to greece to work...
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is expected tomorrow international lenders to change the terms of the international bailout for greece that's got some more insight now on what might actually come out of the meeting i'm joined by a political analyst and sociologist of silent justice the tutor so from the university of the aegean a great pleasure to have you want to see today frankfurt spending your time here first of all let's get right to it why would the e.u. powerhouse germany be interested in having dialogue with the greek opposition well it is normal to expect that they would like to talk we will persist in this mess and it's still a problem that. listen of the radical left in the midst of us is leading might be the next greek government or might participate in the next greek government whenever an election is going to be here and so it is not well for a. minister to speak with. the opposition will you say it's normal but certainly it's not exactly a vote of confidence from. the greek government is it. you know until now the german government has refused to have such kind of a direct talks with mr to press the qu
is expected tomorrow international lenders to change the terms of the international bailout for greece that's got some more insight now on what might actually come out of the meeting i'm joined by a political analyst and sociologist of silent justice the tutor so from the university of the aegean a great pleasure to have you want to see today frankfurt spending your time here first of all let's get right to it why would the e.u. powerhouse germany be interested in having dialogue with the greek...
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why do you say we're on the path to greece? >> well, because the people in greece continue to reject any kind of real reform because they've been so long denying reality that they think they can do it forever. the americans are not that far from when we had a balanced budget. we're not that far from when we paid for what we consumed. but we've got to get back to it pretty soon because after 12 years you're beginning to build the generation of citizens and even more generation of politicians who think this can go on forever. >> greta: what do you think is going to happen with the debt ceiling? people didn't notice, but secretary geithner sent a letter to capitol hill we have hit the debt ceiling. he can now do some sort of maneuvering with the money so we at least have cash for about two months, but we're about to run out of cash and a big fight offer the debt ceiling. what's going to happen? >> first of all, tim geithner, bless his heart, he's a little disingenuous in one sense. >> greta: how can you be a little disingenuous, h
why do you say we're on the path to greece? >> well, because the people in greece continue to reject any kind of real reform because they've been so long denying reality that they think they can do it forever. the americans are not that far from when we had a balanced budget. we're not that far from when we paid for what we consumed. but we've got to get back to it pretty soon because after 12 years you're beginning to build the generation of citizens and even more generation of...
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size of our economy, which makes us look a lot like greece. this administration has driven spending as a percentage of our economy from 21% up to almost 25%. we've resolved the tax issue
size of our economy, which makes us look a lot like greece. this administration has driven spending as a percentage of our economy from 21% up to almost 25%. we've resolved the tax issue
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looks what happens in greece. no money to pay for prescriptions to give people -- they can't give prescriptions. >> bob: i don't disagree about europe. i think it's, the mediterranean particularrously a basket case. we don't want it to be like that. on the left. no interest. >> eric: the difference between europe and america is zo far are the tax rates. in europe, you are taxed in excess of 50% to france pushing the 75% tax. we are headed in the wrong direction. the democrats said enough is enough. if you want to save 98% of the middle class of americans we have to use the bush tax cut. so they realize that you have to put a lid on how much you tax. >> bob: the court overruled the french -- >> eric: i saw that. they're still working on it. still want it. >> greg: when a french court ends up -- i mean being the right thing, doing the right thing, you know the world is in trouble. >> eric: right. >> andrea: i believe when you say we don't want to end up like them. i don't think anybody wants to end up like them. the
looks what happens in greece. no money to pay for prescriptions to give people -- they can't give prescriptions. >> bob: i don't disagree about europe. i think it's, the mediterranean particularrously a basket case. we don't want it to be like that. on the left. no interest. >> eric: the difference between europe and america is zo far are the tax rates. in europe, you are taxed in excess of 50% to france pushing the 75% tax. we are headed in the wrong direction. the democrats said...
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that alone makes us look a lot like greece. this administration has driven spending from 21% of our economy up to almost 25% of our economy. we've got to stop using the credit card, and any opportunity we have to engage the other side in a discussion about quitting the spending spree, we're going to engage in. >> and the question is, how do you follow through on your strategy, and, you know, a lot of your allies are worried about that prospect. "the wall street journal" editorial page said "the political result would be far worse if republicans start this fight only to cave in the end. you can't take a hostage you aren't prepared to shoot. do the two gop leaders have a better strategy today than they did in 2011?" and i guess you're hearing that phrase more and more now, shoot the hostage. are you prepared to do it, to see the country default if the president won't sign the spending cuts you demand? >> well, look, it's not even necessary to get to that point. why aren't we trying to settle the problem? why aren't we trying to d
that alone makes us look a lot like greece. this administration has driven spending from 21% of our economy up to almost 25% of our economy. we've got to stop using the credit card, and any opportunity we have to engage the other side in a discussion about quitting the spending spree, we're going to engage in. >> and the question is, how do you follow through on your strategy, and, you know, a lot of your allies are worried about that prospect. "the wall street journal"...
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all of this talk about greece. i think anybody who brings up greece, comparing it to the united states economy, has no business talking about the economy. they don't know what they are talking about. comparing greece's economy to the united states, their army to ours. there is no comparison. we're a sovereign, currency nation. we can control so many things that the greek government can't. so we just ought to forget that kind of talk. and we're the strongest economy in the world and we have many more options than other nations in the country. >> glad to hear you say it. we look forward to hearing you from again. >>> nancy pelosi is defending the use of photo shop magic on all of the women in the house democratic caucus. four congresswomen didn't show up. the picture was taken without them like so. but on pelosi's facebook and flicker pages, you see this photo of the same event which includes the four absent women, there at the top. ms. pelosi says it's an accurate historical record and the group couldn't wait for th
all of this talk about greece. i think anybody who brings up greece, comparing it to the united states economy, has no business talking about the economy. they don't know what they are talking about. comparing greece's economy to the united states, their army to ours. there is no comparison. we're a sovereign, currency nation. we can control so many things that the greek government can't. so we just ought to forget that kind of talk. and we're the strongest economy in the world and we have many...
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another strike in greece in protest to deeply unpopular austerity measures. weather it is public transport workers or doctors, people are fed up with falling standards of living and cuts to wages. more than a quarter of the greek work force is now unemployed. >> we oppose planned cutbacks, and we want them canceled. we want collective agreements signed any back pay we are owed. employment conditions must meet the needs of the workers. >> it is unlikely these demands will be met soon. the greek government's hands are tied. public coffers are empty. more protests loom. unions have called a general strike in three weeks time. >> a little bit of sports news for you now -- he is one of the most famous footballers our time and he has played all over the world, but now david beckham is moving to france. >> the 37-year-old midfielder has signed a five-month contract with paris st. germain, currently top of the french league. beckham says he will be donating his salary to charity. nice move there. >> very nice. >> somehow i have to believe the move to paris had someth
another strike in greece in protest to deeply unpopular austerity measures. weather it is public transport workers or doctors, people are fed up with falling standards of living and cuts to wages. more than a quarter of the greek work force is now unemployed. >> we oppose planned cutbacks, and we want them canceled. we want collective agreements signed any back pay we are owed. employment conditions must meet the needs of the workers. >> it is unlikely these demands will be met...
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this week the imf approved an additional $4 billion package for greece. this is about 45 minutes. >> well, good morning to all of you. happy new year. welcome back and thank you very much for being here in 2013. a few comments maybe to begin with on, you know, i'll take for 2013 given that there are few comments from various corners about what is it's going to be like. and i was trying to think of a formula to actually encapsulate how we perceive 2013. and my sense is that, you know, we stopped the collapse, we should avoid the relapse x it's not time to relax. okay? it's a nice buzz word for me, but i think it does encapsulate what we're trying to say. clearly, the collapse has been avoided in many corners of the world thanks to policies that were decided quite often by central bankers, often eventually by government authorities particularly in the advanced economies whether you look at the eurozone or whether you look at the united states of america, although often at the last hour the right decisions have been made. and as a result, the collapse has be
this week the imf approved an additional $4 billion package for greece. this is about 45 minutes. >> well, good morning to all of you. happy new year. welcome back and thank you very much for being here in 2013. a few comments maybe to begin with on, you know, i'll take for 2013 given that there are few comments from various corners about what is it's going to be like. and i was trying to think of a formula to actually encapsulate how we perceive 2013. and my sense is that, you know, we...
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this summer, i went to greece for her for a few weeks. this is something you can get on the street. >> it's simple, sausage and pepper, with a twist, feta, or regular oregano, simple. these peppers are great. >> they are all over the mediterranean. >> and we've got the red peppers, the white onions, and what else? >> we use turkey sausage. >> okay. >> hot peppers and extra virgin olive oil. >> and that's it. sausage in first, browned it, put everything else in there. we don't want to cook it for too long. >> no, just until everything is soft and you can eat it in a sandwich. >> perfect. i want to finish this off, put a little bit of parsley on top, red pepper. i love red pepper. >> use a lot of it. >> perfect. a little bit of regular pepper on top. nice. now, there is the pita, served on the pita. >> sounds and smells like the streets of greece. >> beautiful. look at this! we'll get a nice scoop full on there. then i'm going to finish this off. look how beautiful this looks! finish it off with a little bit of feta. >> to make it extra gre
this summer, i went to greece for her for a few weeks. this is something you can get on the street. >> it's simple, sausage and pepper, with a twist, feta, or regular oregano, simple. these peppers are great. >> they are all over the mediterranean. >> and we've got the red peppers, the white onions, and what else? >> we use turkey sausage. >> okay. >> hot peppers and extra virgin olive oil. >> and that's it. sausage in first, browned it, put everything...
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live from the russian capital greece has been hit by another strike as transport workers and doctors protest against austerity measures it comes a day after fierce clashes broke out in athens with police using tear gas to disperse crowds who tried to storm the labor minister's office or george cut the gallows says that this kind of crackdown on protesters is part of a new approach. the government has decided to follow up on lucy of zero tolerance as it say's ideas that is distance to the state to measure us so we have steam the government to take the medicine measures that they are unconstitutional against that he sent it now we have seen to order that were released very violently against a generally peaceful and calm demonstration where only seem the last three or four weeks i campaign of propaganda try to convince us that it now was it worse has become that there is i don't believe that this is true is exactly because we are following this same set of policies of which thirty minutes of the fourth leave us has condemned greece. of slow death that this recession of the economy going
live from the russian capital greece has been hit by another strike as transport workers and doctors protest against austerity measures it comes a day after fierce clashes broke out in athens with police using tear gas to disperse crowds who tried to storm the labor minister's office or george cut the gallows says that this kind of crackdown on protesters is part of a new approach. the government has decided to follow up on lucy of zero tolerance as it say's ideas that is distance to the state...
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well greece has been hit by another strike as transport workers and doctors protest against austerity measures it comes a day after fierce clashes broke out in athens with police using tear gas to disperse crowds who tried to storm the labor minister's office lawyer george carter gallois says this is cut this kind of crackdown on protesters is part of a new approach. the government has decided to follow up on receipt of zero tolerance as it sees ideas that is distance to the state in measures so we have steam the government to take in medicine measures that they are unconstitutional against the recent strikes it is now we have seen the order it would least like very violently against identity peacefully and do most things. seem to last three or four weeks i campaign for propaganda try to convince us that it now was it was has become best there is i don't believe that this is true is exactly because we are following this same set of policies of asperity measures that the for three years has condemned greece. of slow death that this recession of the economy going to actually move the ec
well greece has been hit by another strike as transport workers and doctors protest against austerity measures it comes a day after fierce clashes broke out in athens with police using tear gas to disperse crowds who tried to storm the labor minister's office lawyer george carter gallois says this is cut this kind of crackdown on protesters is part of a new approach. the government has decided to follow up on receipt of zero tolerance as it sees ideas that is distance to the state in measures...
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welcome back you're watching r t live from the russian capital greece has been head by another strike as transport workers and doctors protest against austerity measures it comes a day after fierce clashes broke out in athens with police using tear gas to disperse crowds who tried to storm the labor minister's office or doors cut the gallows says the this kind of crackdown on protesters is part of a new approach. the government has decided to follow up only see of zero tolerance as it say's ideas that is distance to their stated measures so we have steam the government to take the medicine measures that they are on course to do so another against their very center strikes and now we have seen the order that were released very violently against a generally peaceful and calm demonstration where only seem the last three or four weeks i complain of propaganda to try to convince us that now the worst has become that there is i don't believe that this is true is exactly because we are following this same set of policies of asperity measures that the for three years has condemned greece. of
welcome back you're watching r t live from the russian capital greece has been head by another strike as transport workers and doctors protest against austerity measures it comes a day after fierce clashes broke out in athens with police using tear gas to disperse crowds who tried to storm the labor minister's office or doors cut the gallows says the this kind of crackdown on protesters is part of a new approach. the government has decided to follow up only see of zero tolerance as it say's...